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AlphaBio Centrix, LLC Announces a New Discovery for Programming Energetic Patches
Date:3/30/2012

LAS VEGAS, March 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- AlphaBio Centrix, a Nevada-based biotech corporation, announced this week its development of a new bio-programming process – Infusion Technology. This is a term used in programming wearable TheraEX(TM) skin patches that can influence the human auric field, the energy field that surrounds all life forms.

When fully functional, this energy field is far reaching. In fact, in its basic form, it embodies seven major layers powered through seven major energy centers called Chakras.

"We are excited to share that we have discovered a way to use this auric field to influence specific bio-triggers which vibrate at a designated combination of frequencies," explains Richard Eaton, president, AlphaBio Centrix.

These frequencies communicate with, and enhance the body's natural energetic system. By wearing the TheraEX "Bio App" 24 hours a day for the duration of the protocol, the body is immersed in a corrective, informational and energetic exchange that promotes the balance of weak, disturbed and overactive energy.

AlphaBio Centrix uses a special substrate material for TheraEX ("Therapeutic Experience") that is sensitive to radio frequencies and is bonded to a non-latex woven medical pad manufactured by 3M Company. It's been formulated with an adhesive made for different types of skin conditions. This substrate material is then transformed by Infusion Technology, adding digital information onto the material.

These Bio Apps are an ideal alternative health care solution, and according to its recent research studies, mounting stress problems are causing an overwhelming effect on people's health and emotional problems. Stress factors include: today's uncertain work environment; and increasing workloads which may result in work-related injuries and health problems.

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